Stephan Bernstein, CEO of GreenRoc, details the PFS results for the new graphite processing plant. Watch the video here.
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Well, one thing I have learned, the old fashioned hard way, is that simply buying and holding AIM stocks is likely to lead to some pretty hefty capital losses. IMO, if you have a stock that you have confidence in, it is better to have a core holding, while side trading/slicing along the way. My losses in a couple of AIM dogs were slightly smaller than they would have been, had I simply bought and held. Not that I applied this strategy when I first started out, hence a p/f that tells a story in itself! To date, as an example, I have perhaps doubled my money on YCA using this strategy. Had I just bought and held? Up roughly about 15% at the time of print I think. Not sold any MKA yet, but I absolutely will at some point, if my target price is reached. I may keep a core holding, but I will take a view at the time my initial TP is (hopefully) reached. Meanwhile, I suspect some people have been making some nice profits here in the past few weeks, little trades that add up. And fair play to them I say. PI's are not responsible for the success or failure of a company.
One thing i have learnt over 35 yrs...
....PI's NEVER stop selling shares...even on the back of GOOD NEWS?
They don't care as long as they make their %.
Some incrstors just will not hold for long and many traders do very well,
We will get there in the end folks dont worry about who is selling what
When we hit 12.5p yesterday we didn't worry about who was buying
I bought some just under 10p the other week, so will be a lot of profit taking as they see the share price struggle to break 12.5, they all panic and sell (probably some at a loss) we got really good press this week so will be tons of traders in this
Give it time, we own 100% of HyProMag! Just know that IT IS coming to fruition, we are making the right moves and it wont be long until we truly accelerate out of this price range and into a much healthier one
We have the tech
we have the partners
we are fully funded for initial production
Honestly enjoy it, these prices will be long gone in 6-12 months and when its 25-30p+ we will be feeling a lot better and regretting not picking up more, I still recall the days when the bid hit 2.5p and I felt absolutely sick, but I look back on that as one of the best opps I ever had in my lifetime
Everyone who sold then missed out on a rise to 38p, and there were some huge sellers
Of course anyone who didnt sell at 38p missed out on buying back at 10p, so it does work both ways, but the end game remains the same, let this one play out and if all comes as expected, we will do extremely well (and there's no reason to think it wont, we got some amazing news this week, we are on the right path)
:)
You can't talk about 27 and 40 without understanding why there continues to be huge blocks being dumped at 11.5. millions of shares have been sold below the last financing price, a lot of them in large blocks. we have no idea who is doing this or why
Https://mkango.ca/investors/aim-rule-26/
Correction - 50% sticky.
That would indeed be nice :)
That's the obvious TA target then low 40s (my precise Songwe project valuation @ 80% to Mkango) after that.
Interestingly I was lining up that 40s number around Xmas last night on the chart - who knows, that would be nice if that's a viable timeline for offing Songwe to an American-backed miner.
Looks like it wants to retest the 50 DMA. Hopefully it bounces off that and will then only be a healthy retrace. Hopefully of course then followed by an attack on the 200 DMA. I am certainly watching closely. Might take a few more if this TA plays out, although this is AIM, so who knows?! Happy with the last update, as of course was the market. Fingers crossed more good news is not too far off. Especially the obvious thing that most of us are focused on right now. GLA.
Shares in issue only 243million!
After the RNS, now a big player in the tight geo-political REM market [necessary for basics of our modern society], US gov and pentagon want in, the 60% iis partook in the 12.5p placing [no TRs], CEO bought £100k at 12.9 and peeps selling.
Maybe the appetite for risk is diminishing overall?
.. and yet you have idiots selling at 11.5!
Birmingham to become UK’s first centre for rare earth magnet recycling. Rare earth magnets, one of the building block materials for clean growth, will be recycled at a plant at Birmingham’s Tyseley Energy Park
https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/news/2023/birmingham-to-become-uks-first-centre-for-rare-earth-magnet-recycling
Morning.
Very nice :)
Nice tweet from MKA half an hour ago:
https://www.mining.com/supply-of-rare-earth-magnets-wont-keep-with-demand-by-2040-report/
This could be HUGE.
More coverage
https://www.mining.com/uks-first-centre-for-rare-earth-magnet-recycling-to-open-in-birmingham/
Let's not forget what Julian Treger was up to before Cotec:
Mr. Julian Treger was previously the Chief Executive Officer of Anglo Pacific Group Plc.
During his tenure at Anglo Pacific Group, he executed $450 million of acquisitions, transforming the business from a coal-based royalty business to a battery focused streamer, at the same time increasing income from £3 million in 2013 to close to £60 million in 2019 pre-covid.
I'd say we're in pretty good company here!
Absolutely no way the yanks don't take this up.
M-U-L-T-I-B-A-G-G-E-R
NO RAISE NEEDED....Fully funded to production? Bill Dawes
Great News
GLA
A decent little Webinar and positive from Will to a question on MDA progress... obviously the parties are getting close to agreements on those sticking points
Funded to production according to William Dawes on WebCast :-) no raise needed.
Happy Hour is over chaps.
30% and you have to bid for all the company shares?
Super.
'VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESSWIRE / May 17, 2023 / CoTec Holdings Corp. (TSXV:CTH)(OTCQB:CTHCF) ("CoTec" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has notified Mkango Resources Ltd ("Mkango") and Maginito Ltd ("Maginito") of its intention to increase its equity position in Maginito from 10 percent to approximately 20.6 percent.
CoTec intends to convert its GBP2 million convertible loan note in Mkango into Maginito stock on completion of Maginito's recently announced acquisition of the 58 percent equity interest in HyProMag it does not already own.'